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Voddie Baucham - Is Gay Now the New Black? · Voddie Baucham Sermons

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  Speaker 1: What is the difference between the civil rights movement and
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  Speaker 1: the so-called gay rights movement of today? Not a whole lot. Unfortunately,
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  Speaker 1: I think there are some things that we accepted philosophically
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  Speaker 1: in the civil rights movement that were not based in
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  Speaker 1: biblical truth. And those things are being applied in the
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  Speaker 1: gay rights movement the exact same way, and now we're
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  Speaker 1: calling them out. For example, the idea of constituentizing people,
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  Speaker 1: to create a word, seeing people as constituencies. And seeing
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  Speaker 1: rights as rights for constituencies of people. And this continued
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  Speaker 1: division of ourselves based on our constituencies and our so-called communities.
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  Speaker 1: This community, that community, the other community. And rights being
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  Speaker 1: sort of divvied up by community. That's problematic. And this...
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  Speaker 1: hyphenated understanding of ourselves, as opposed to a view that
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  Speaker 1: sees us as one people, opposed to a view that
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  Speaker 1: sees us as moving toward that concept and that idea
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  Speaker 1: of us as one people. I think what we're seeing
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  Speaker 1: now is the homosexual community latching on to some of
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  Speaker 1: those very concepts. These concepts, by the way, which are
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  Speaker 1: rooted and grounded in cultural Marxism, This was the goal
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  Speaker 1: of Gramscian Marxism, divide people up into constituencies. And then
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  Speaker 1: the way you gain power is by making promises to
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  Speaker 1: and representing particular constituencies. Now, you never give them what
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  Speaker 1: you promise, but by creating this idea of constituencies and
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  Speaker 1: being the one who was the representative of the constituencies,
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  Speaker 1: you you gain power and you keep your power to
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  Speaker 1: the degree that things don't get better for your constituency. See,
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  Speaker 1: if things get better for your constituency, you lose your power.
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  Speaker 1: So now what happens is even when gains are made,
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  Speaker 1: you have to downplay those and go looking for other
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  Speaker 1: things that are problems. Because again, that's the way you
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  Speaker 1: keep your power. The homosexual community has latched onto that,
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  Speaker 1: has identified themselves as a constituency of who is deserving
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  Speaker 1: of our attention and our pity. They did this intentionally
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  Speaker 1: using the AIDS crisis. And the direct result is they
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  Speaker 1: now have achieved a one-to-one correlation that we're finding it
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  Speaker 1: very hard to move away from. So are there differences
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  Speaker 1: between individuals Ethnicity and so-called sexual orientation. Absolutely there are.
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  Speaker 1: Ethnicity is innate and unchangeable. So-called sexual orientation is not
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  Speaker 1: innate and it is changeable. We know this. First Corinthians
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  Speaker 1: chapter six is 2000 year old evidence that people stop
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  Speaker 1: being gay. So we know that it's neither innate nor
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  Speaker 1: is it unchangeable. So there are huge differences between the two. However,
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  Speaker 1: if all you're doing is using the language of the
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  Speaker 1: culture and the idea of people as constituencies, then you
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  Speaker 1: end up right where we are. And it's hard to
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  Speaker 1: stop that train.